ARES WING Foldable Sim Racing Wheel Stand with Chair Fixing, Roomier Design
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- Stronger & More Stable Than Y-Shape StandARES WING sim racing stand features an upgraded structure that provides superior stability compared to traditional Y-shaped stands, minimizing flex and wobble. It is designed to support high-torque force feedback wheels, ensuring your setup remains steady even during intense racing sessions.
- Larger Frame, More LegroomThis steering wheel stand is built with an expanded frame that offers more space than other standard wheel stands, giving you extra legroom for a more comfortable and natural driving positionperfect for long racing sessions without feeling cramped..
- Fully Adjustable with Easy Knob ControlQuickly fine-tune your driving position with user-friendly knob and included tools adjustments. Easily adjust height, angle, and distance to fit different users, making it perfect for sharing with family members while ensuring optimal comfort and control for every race.
- Wide Compatibility for Major Racing GearOur racing sim stand is compatible with most popular racing wheels, pedals, and shifters from brands including Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Logitech, Moza, Simagic and more, making it a versatile choice for sim racers looking to upgrade their setup without limitations.
- Foldable Design with Added Stability FeaturesYou can easily fold this racing stand for convenient storage when not in use. It is equipped with a chair-fixing slot and anti-slip feet to keep everything securely in place, giving you a stable and immersive racing experience every time.
Description
GRS1009 GRS1013 GRS1002 GRS1001 GRS1007 GRS1006 GRS1005
Compatible Devices: PC, Playstation 4, Playstation 5, Xbox 360, Xbox One
Controller Type: Universal
Connectivity Technology: Sheet Metal
Additional Features: Ergonomic
Hardware Platform: PC, PlayStation 5
Item Weight: 25 pounds
Package Quantity: 1
Item Dimensions: 39 x 24.9 x 33.3 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 39"D x 24.9"W x 33.3"H
Color: Black
Brand Name: ARES WING
Model Name: Racing Wheel Stand
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Manufacturer: ARES WING
Item Highlight: Formula and GT Racing Simulator Cockpit Compatible with Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Logitech, Moza, Simagic, Gaming Equipment
Model Number: GRS1009RE
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I found this stand after I bought a Moza R3 racing wheel that comes with the SRP Lite pedal set a couple months ago and looked for a while at different wheel stands use with it. I didn’t realize when I bought it, how few racing wheel stands actually supported the Moza R3 set, particularly the SRP Lite pedals, with many people showing how theirs were mounted a little crooked. I was originally looking at the cheaper Ares stand since it said it was compatible with Moza and the SRP Lite pedals and also has the option to come with a tray to keep your PC chair from rolling away. But then this new stand was listed and appeared to have a sturdier base to mount the pedals onto so I decided to try it out, instead. It took me less than an hour to put together and feels very sturdy. Trickiest part was mounting the brackets to my pedals. I had to use screws and spacers that came with the pedals, along with washers that came with the stand to find the right fit for them. It fits my space and feels much better to use over mounting the wheel base to the desk. My pedals aren’t sliding all over the floor anymore, which was my biggest problem. While the mount is foldable for storage, it involves removing a couple of screws each time and I don’t think it’s worth it to put it away like that every time. The height is easily adjustable which adds some flexibility when putting it somewhere, like potentially a closet space when not in use. Still, it is generally compact and I have a small space in my room that it fits in just fine when I fold the chair tray up and simply move it. I 3D-printed and mounted a cable holder under my desk so I can keep the power and USB cable for my wheel under there, while the pedals stay plugged into the wheel base on the stand. The Ares Wing stand came with zip ties and Velcro straps that I used to secure the pedal cable so it doesn’t hang loosely. Overall, very happy with the purchase and it already makes a difference for me, feeling much better when playing my racing games and minimal setup and storage if you’re ok with leaving it unfolded. Otherwise, you will need to take a few extra minutes setting up each time to put in 2 screws at the base and then take them out when putting it away. I might look into replacing the screws with knobs similar to the ones it has in other parts that would be easier to take in or out without extra tools.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Zach Merritt
Heavy duty. Works fine with my Moza 3 wheel. If you are on carpet, it will not move. Add something soft at the front ends to keep you accidentally bumping into it. Instructions are a little odd since you are using the stand and wheel Instructions. Any part thst looks like a ghost is the wheel part.
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2026 by DPT
Good wheel mount, feels stronger than their previous version and I like the general design better. There were a couple of things that I didn't care much for. First, one of the long brackets that attaches on the side of the pedal brackets was duplicated, so I had two of the same part. I was able to flip it over and mess to make it work currently, but that was definitely frustrating. Second, the seating position even at it's smallest is very long. I am 6'3", when I have the pedals as close to me as possible and the chair holder as close to the pedals as possible, I still feel like I'm slouching to hit them. It's not a complete failure, I have some knee issues from time to time and that super relaxed position will probably be great. I say that for people that might be shorter than me, be aware that you may or may not be able to reach the pedals in the way they are designed. Third, you have to undo two bolts every time you want to fold the unit up. The previous unit just required a quick spin of two knobs and you were good to go, this new one does have that but it also has two bolts that hold the wheel bar snug that need to be removed with an allen key. Not a HUGE deal, but if you do need to fold this up often then it's worth considering. Other than that, it is a really solid stand, pretty happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 by Matt Naragon
I took a gamble on this product and it was well worth it it’s very strong construction heavy duty metal brackets and only one one slight issue with my pedal set but I could still get it to work great with other hardware I had around highly recommend to anyone starting out in sim racing it can take a beating
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2026 by Dylan
I mean for the price sure it may be a good purchase if you’re just getting into the whole sim racing thing. After about two weeks the shifter mount ended up taking the threads with it and I had to use oversized bolts to even hold my moza h pattern shifter. It wobbles and has flex slightly. Me personally? Save your money and get a NLR 2.0 Stand. It’s worlds better.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2026 by Anna
Red arms installed incorrectly(backwards). Extremely disappointing. Notice bold holes are on opposite sides making it impossible to use. Notice are on right has bolt hole while other side doesn’t.
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2026 by Bryan
Very solid. Works perfectly with rs50. Took 40 minutes to assemble
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2026 by Anton Holovko
I bought this to get my wheel off the desk without spending a ton of money on a full cockpit. So far, I’m really happy with it. The setup was pretty straightforward, and I like how easy it is to adjust the wheel and pedal positions. I’m using it with a force feedback wheel and it handles it well. There’s a little movement if you really push it, but nothing that bothered me while actually racing. The wider base also gives you plenty of room for your legs, which is something I didn’t expect to appreciate as much as I do. Another nice thing is that I can fold it up when I’m done. I don’t have a dedicated gaming room, so being able to put it away instead of leaving a full rig sitting around is a big plus. For the price, I think this is a really good option for anyone who wants to get into sim racing without spending hundreds on a more expensive setup. Definitely feels like I got my money’s worth.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Monica Earll